This fashion store hold some cool, if garish items of clothing aimed squarely at the hip hop and…read moreR&B crowd. In amongst the baseball/rapper caps and Marvel comics clothing you'll find other some big brands like Ed Hardy and Phat Farm. They have a good shop layout and everything is presented to the customer neatly and effectively. It's the perfect weekend bling shop, but since the place is located in Tooting Bec, most of the bling is probably required 24/7.

From the owner: We Are Specialised in Hip Hop & Urban Brands like ( Roca Wear, Phat Farm, Baby Phat, Apple Bottom,…read moreEd-Hardy. Karl Kani, Akademiks, Pelle Pelle, Ecko, South Pole, New Era Cap ). We sell Jeans, Jacket, Dress, T-Shirts, Shirts, Skirts, Shoes, Bags, Caps, Jewelary and also Marvel T-Shirts. sizes: from New Born Babies to adults and also Bigman and Bigwoman sizes.

This is an excellent shop for shalwar kameez and sarees. Though the prices are slightly on the…read moreexpensive side, the clothes are stylish and worth the price. Stock seems to move quite fast too, everytime I visit I see totally new pieces. The staff are very friendly and will guide you through your shopping trip. They do slight alterations too if you wish, which is very handy for me. This is my favourite shop for Indian clothing. Recommended.

From the owner: Pakistani and Indian fashion.read more

Great for Chelsea girls, Austique is a sweet boutique that stocks a lot of dresses and other girly…read morefashion. But while some pieces are a bit too precious for me, Austique's roster of designers is quite unique and usually exclusive to the Chelsea area. The shop started out with a focus on Australian labels, and while they have since cast their net wider, you'll still find an interesting range of Aussie designs (including my fav, Camilla and Marc). They also have gifty items/accessories (scented candles, lux slippers, cashmere gloves etc) and a great lingerie selection upstairs.

Beautiful clothing collections in a beautiful store - great atmosphere to shop in - and love that I…read moresave every time I shop with my StyleCard!

This is an expensive Indian wear shop, designer quality at designer prices. The clothes are very…read morestylish, almost unwearably so. The prices reflect the impracticality of it all. Sometimes you can find a nice piece or two for a good price, usually only in the sales. I bought my then 5 year old a cotton shalwar kameez with silver butterflies, massively reduced to £35! The staff are generally ok but I have come across a snooty sales assistant on occasion. Wouldn't recommend it unless you have money to throw around.

BEST BOUTIQUE IN SOUTH LONDON! I have been coming to this…read moreshop for years and the service is always wonderful. The clothes are very on trend and competetively priced when compared to other boutiques. Whats more is there is a bespoke service on hand for your special occassions which i have used many a time to have wonderfully unique outfits.

Cool website, really good clothes and you can actually see the detail on each outfit with the zoom!…read moreThe outfits I ordered arrived quickly and were even better then I expected! Even the packaging was nice. Will definately be shopping there again soon.

Primark is a very low cost clothing store that has stores all over England. The clothes are…read morefashionable and very cheap although do not expect them to last for more than a season. For t-shirts from £2 it is really cheap and an easy way to build variety into your wardrobe. There is a huge amount of variety and a quick turnover of styles and clothes. Nevertheless, you will find someone wearing clothes that look familiar in London! The Oxford Street store is enough to put you off shopping there for life the number of people who invade it daily is quite extraordinary and the queues for the tills snake their ways around the store. The Tooting store is heaven in comparison. Although far smaller, it has a very good selection of all their ranges. You can get through the queue in 5 minutes on most days. Even when it is busy it is not comparable to the Oxford Street version. Generally, it is a very pleasant experience and gives you access to the cheap deals without the anarchy!

I have to confess that I am a big Primark fan. When fashion comes so cheap, you get a great excuse…read moreto go shopping every week! I discovered this branch lately, it's not as big as the Oxford St one but much nicer as there are less people and the staff can handle the shop floor and avoid the usual mess you find in Oxford St. Will go again and again and again!